Raspberry Pi Projects: Things Gateway by Mozilla, Bang and Olufsen and HiFiBerry
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Lars and the Real Internet of Things, Part 3
In Part 2 of this series, I demonstrated loading and running the Things Gateway by Mozilla software onto a Raspberry Pi. I showed how to use a DIGI XStick, which implements the Zigbee protocol, to run a light bulb and smart plug.
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B&O's upgrade for old speakers requires some heavy tinkering
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Vintage Speakers Learn New Tricks With Bang & Olufsen’s DIY Amplifier
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B&O and HiFiBerry's DIY upgrade turns passive speakers active
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Bang & Olufsen DIY device gives new life to old speakers
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Bang and Olufsen’s new open source project makes vintage speakers wireless
The kit (which doesn’t include a Raspberry Pi) costs $189, and is available now. While that may seem like a pretty penny to make speakers wireless, it’s actually a steal, especially when you consider the fact that it features an integrated 4-channel amp in addition to a high-fidelity DAC. In fact, many project-oriented audio enthusiasts may start looking around for some older B&O models, just for the opportunity to try the project out.
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